Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-14

who desire may find their weight. To-Day
the common scales heretofore used Will pc
replaced by one OF the new patent anal $
that has caught the spirit OF the times an .
turns not but to the sound OF COIN. II oniy ~
opensesame. Try 1t! Miss Delorac, assisg
ed by Miss Clara Eskin and MT; ". ".
Mathews, will attend to you. At TINS pooLs Z
are also splendid display OF the rare WHO @
Mexican pea of great size an amd peau'yf ~ pare
roses for sale. They are all OF tne rares'
varieties and cost only 30 and 70 cents
and 81.
THE LEMONADE BOOTH
The ladies at. this booth were COS. Cos
tuned in most lovely iasni9n' satin Witb WEI
esTss Yfgns So%aues wore o Spn
Miss Katie Yarnell, pretty oress VI
PINK NUNS yelling with. .corsage, pon
quet: Miss Bessie Bell, white nun ven
ing, bouquet of safrano roses MIS-
yeda. white cashmere with Ellzapetnan
collar: Miss Brown. grew brocaded satin,
bouquet of lilacs; Miss Kathie Marsnali,
white mule, trimmed with lovely o,u iaes s's
and black velvet; Mrs. II. L. Hazaro IN
charge, was sp,endtdly dresseu S ,n p6pwn npnai
ments diamonds; Miss Rose Osborn, pm
cashmere and white lace. MISS Llttleboy
assisted last night, and wore mana ONE
dress OF black silk.
COMING EVENTS.
As the HERALp's space is greatly pressed
upon tonight. it will be possible to say iittle
more. excepting q few random remark
about the future. Next Monday night there
will be great ice palace.
Friday of next week the Los Angeles
wheelmen will appear in bicycle tourna-
ment.
an entertainment of the children OF the
Band of Hone. -
Some mig 1T next week Major Russell will
give an exhibition of the Eagle Corps, N. T.
c., end also Castle Guard Lodge NO. ", U
X. X. ofP.
Tonight the great procession Of Queen
Flora's reai m will be repeated. The names
and characters were given IN the HERALD
1t were vain to attempt any de-
scription of the lovely scenes, elther as the
or as they passed around the hall. The
effect was too beautiful fer words to p0r-
tray. The whole thin ng must be seen. 10
night the procession will pass three Times
have the benefit of a little experience they
will undoubtedly move more slowly.
Next Saturday the first line of the Great
R. gister is to be sold at auction. The L our
set is O'Clock. 1t should bring good
round sum of money for the ladies'
NOTES.
Booths neglected to-day in the HERALD
Will De TAKEN up lO-mUIroW'
The ladies set a fine lunch at noon. This
S a good time for business men to see the
lowers and take their lunch, thus encour-
lging the ladies'.
Mrs. stephens has lively time register
ng the names OF visitors. The first line on
page is Csc, and all other entries sc.
MissJuana Neal, and Miss Mary Elder
ender very efficient aid in the cut flower
,ooth OF Mrs. q. ]. Fox.
The contributors names will appear In
he HERALD tomorrow.
THE DISTRICTS
from which flowers will be collected to-day:
No. IL. All west of Figueroa or Pearl from
Washington to Ninth streets, including both
ides of Pearl Washington and Ninth streets.
drs. DR.. Clacius in charge.
No. r. All west of Pearl street, including
10Th sides of Pearl, from Ninth to Second
md Diamond streets, not including Second
treet Mrs w. J. Brown III charge.
No. Is. From Pico to Sixth street, from
'earl to Olive, not including Pearl, but in
luding both sides ofOlive and Sixth streets
dis. William Maynard in charge.
No. IA From Olive to Main, from Pico to
'ixth, not including Main, Olive or Pico,
,ut including both sides OF Sixth, from
olive to Main street. Miss Mamie Smith
md Miss Belle Smith in charge.
No. Is. From Sixth to Fourth streets. from
'eaIl to Main, not including Main or Sixth
,uJ including both sides Of Fourth street.
,Irs. J. Brousseau in charge.